alleryWhat does the W in KWL ask the reader to think about?
AWhat they want to know
BWhat words are hard
CWhat was the writer's name
DWhat the title means
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. What they want to know
1. The reader first lists what they already know.
2. Next they think about what they want to know or gain.
3. Finally they note what they learned after reading.
_Source: Wikipedia, Reading comprehension, section Know, Want to know, Learned_
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